Apple email adds few of the best Gmail features: Check what is new here!

Apple has begun integrating some of the popular features from Gmail into its own Mail apps. Compared to Google's email app, Apple's email app could now provide its users with a more similar experience.

The integration of Google Drive with Gmail, however, makes it a popular email service. Along with the ability to send emails, users can attach files to those emails from Drive, as well as use other Google features. Apple Mail lacked the ability to unsend messages, which was a problem for some users in the past. Consequently, if an email was sent while it was not yet complete, users would only have the option of apologising for the mistake.

Users of Gmail had a feature called Unsend that could help them avoid sending embarrassing emails. As a result, users can call back in 10 seconds after clicking the send button. With Apple's new Mail app, users can now enjoy the unsend feature.


Apple is also introducing another feature that will help users remember important emails in addition to this one. The "remind me" setting in Gmail can help users remember important emails. Users will also be able to schedule emails so they will be sent at a specific time in the future. Users of Gmail have already been able to use this feature, and now users of iOS Mail will be able to use it as well.

Additionally, Apple email will also notify users if they believe a file or attachment was missing. Smart reminders reduce the number of emails sent with incomplete attachments and missing attachments.